Word: bannered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...prospective voters have been warned that of course they must not write their names on these secret ballots, that any ballot would be invalidated if so signed or marked that the voter revealed his identity. Suddenly upon this point the Soviet press reversed, proclaimed last week under banner headlines that every voter was privileged to sign the ballot, thus proving his or her individual loyalty to Bolshevism and to Stalin, thus giving all citizens the privilege not only of casting a useless ballot, but of usefully registering themselves as supporters of the right people...
...into full flower July 10 when he was clocked at 4:19. He has several times shown himself able to double up on the mile and the half-mile. In the Yale meet he won the half in 1:55.4 after running the mile. He should well carry the banner of his team this year...
...Harlem's dingy Lafayette Theatre, while a sophisticated audience squinted and chattered about esthetics, the von Grona blacks were officially presented as Art. In the pit an all-Negro "symphony" orchestra, sporting a single saxophone as a concession to racial idiom, played lukewarm jazz, the Star-Spangled Banner and Bach's Air for the G String. The evening's most pretentious item, Stravinsky's Firebird Suite, was played on a phonograph...
Touch football enjoyed a banner season this fall with 147 men participating, 64 more than last year...
...only way to determine whether "social control by the common law" is a new liberal banner or just the old jolly roger of the collectivists in disguise is to scan Mr. Lippmann's agenda for liberalism. His field of reform covers eugenics, education, conservation, the mobility of capital, big business and business corporations, money and credit, inflation and deflation, improvement of markets, necessitous bargains, monopolies, social insurance, taxation and finally the maldistribution of income...